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CDC Launches New Tips from Former Smokers Ads
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) launched several new ads today encouraging tobacco users to quit for good. The ads, part of CDC's Tips from Former Smokers campaign, show real people living with tobacco-related illnesses and their painful consequences, including needing a stoma and having your jaw removed. The campaign is in its seventh year, and in that time it has helped millions of tobacco users quit. Watch a playlist of the new ads below, and use the link to learn more about the campaign's newest additions.
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